2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Summer 2012

The 2012 volume, in which a reader argument about piracy runs on into a second year and Stuxnet gets its analysis.

Spring covers "A PHP Rootkit Case Study," "Denial of Service 2.0," "Spoofing MAC Addresses on Windows" and "GroupMe: A Modern Approach to Social Engineering." It also runs "Stupid 9-Volt Tricks," "Learning from Stratfor: Extracting a Salt from an MD5 Hash" and "Backdooring with Metasploit." Summer prints a Bluetooth hunter's guide, "Building a Cat-5 Cable Tap" and "NGFW - Not Grandpa's Firewall," together with three replies to the previous volume's piracy article. Autumn runs "Technology at the Federal Bureau of Prisons," "The Quadcopter Crash Course," "Hackers in Space," "Beware the Cyber Weapons Industrial Complex" and "Stuxnet: An Analysis." Winter adds "Basic Code Breaking," "Hardware Hacking - An Introduction Via Dev' Boards," "Steganography over Covert Channels" and "The Security Funnel: When OpenVPN Meets Tor."

The serialised fiction "Hacking the Naked Princess" begins in the Summer issue and ran, in numbered instalments, until 2020.